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Anne Frank Ending Quote Quotes By Isak Dinesen: The entire being of a woman is a

The entire being of a woman is a secret which should be kept. — Isak Dinesen

Anne Frank Ending Quote Quotes By Jenna Elfman: It's such a pleasurable experience to look back,

It's such a pleasurable experience to look back, and all of the fun I had just comes rushing back. — Jenna Elfman

Anne Frank Ending Quote Quotes By Chellamuthu Kuppusamy: someone simply puts his money without analysing anything,

someone simply puts his money without analysing anything, then he can be said to a squanderer who does not value his own money. — Chellamuthu Kuppusamy

Anne Frank Ending Quote Quotes By Robin Romm: It's not that I am not moved by

It's not that I am not moved by these things, that I don't them in my life. But lately, their power has diminished. - 140 — Robin Romm

Anne Frank Ending Quote Quotes By Peter Oliver: You seem in England to be entirely ignorant

You seem in England to be entirely ignorant of the temper of our people. — Peter Oliver

Anne Frank Ending Quote Quotes By Irving Howe: The message of guidance that neither politics nor

The message of guidance that neither politics nor philosophy nor religion now seems able to provide, we look for in modern literature. — Irving Howe

Anne Frank Ending Quote Quotes By Paul Thomas Anderson: I don't think the competition's so rough, within

I don't think the competition's so rough, within the majority of movies made in Hollywood. — Paul Thomas Anderson

Anne Frank Ending Quote Quotes By Sarah Broadhead: You do not know until tried what you

You do not know until tried what you are capable of. — Sarah Broadhead

Anne Frank Ending Quote Quotes By Mitch Kapor: Both VisiCalc and MultiPlan were available when the

Both VisiCalc and MultiPlan were available when the IBM PC shipped in October 1981. 1-2-3 didn't hit the market until January 1983. — Mitch Kapor